yes, said confidence speaking with, not to, independent.
you are my bright shining star.
a constellation.
stars sing sang sung with their light.
be light about it, said vocabulary, laughing.
we are star dust.
sun sailed west over a black and blue sea for 4,000 years, said independent.
welcome to earth. hello babies.
Namaste,
Astronomers have just seen tremendous light energy released by a black hole 3.8 billion years ago.
The organic black hole captured a star larger than the sun in the constellation Draco. A rare event.
As someone said, putting our puny existence in perspective, If the sun were the size of a period (.) on a page, then the Milky Way would be the length of a country from L.A. to N.Y., and a million Earths would fit into the period on that page. Death of a star.
Welcome to Earth humans. It's round, wet and crowded. It's hot in the summer and cold in the winter.
At the outside you have maybe 100 years. Be kind.
Metta.
Namaste,
Nepalese people live in your pocket, ala small Donegal villages.
Get a room. Water and electricity are extra.
No electricity? No problem. Have more dark erotic secret sex. Produce more children.
They will light up your life.
Here is a bucket. Get in line.
Here is a pail, an empty water bottle.
Why pay for plastic when you need water?
Elicit electric.
Here is your cage.
It has a wheel. Get on the wheel.
Begin running. Run forever.
How long is that?
Run until the green light comes on.
What does green mean?
It means stop running.
Rest.
Metta.
Namaste,
You gotta love a Nepalese tourist town when residents have a local transportation strike.
One day. No formula racing cars, blaring horns, buses, motorcycles, diesel belching noxious tractors, broken Chinese dump trucks, mini-vans, maxi-vans, amphibious assault vehicles, tanks, armored personnel carriers, jeeps, school buses, or any combustion engine requiring petrol. Shops are shuttered. No school. It's a free holiday.
Yoga and meditation classes are cancelled. Proceed at your own risk.
Happy kids ride their bikes. Up, down all around. They crash and burn. They laugh. They share guiding gliding secrets.
People stroll main street. They stare into deep dark caverns with vacant eyes. Shadows whisper, eat an apple.
Birds sing. The town's lone singing smiling mad minstrel serenades sweet tranquility.
Metta.
Namaste,
The Electric Fairy waved her magic wand. All the lights in Nepal went out.
Ha, ha laughed the Electric Fairy.
A business man with an Olive food joint in a small tourist town near a lake below Annapurna crammed with:
18,543 restaurants,
69.306 money changers,
456 trek clothing stores,
283 travel agents,
32 adventure companies,
19 boarding schools,
8,032 comatose, dulled out, dumbed down students
dreaming of better Indian educational/employment futures
27 female Tibetan refugees selling their recycled sidewalk dreams,
401 guesthouses,
8 dance halls,
1 jazz club,
3 supermarkets,
numerous mom & pop shoe string ops,
52 barber/massage shops,
9 bookstores,
6 bakeries,
85 wandering oxen,
3 tailors,
2 shoe repair experts,
1,208 anxious lost tourists,
and 50,001 bored residents with very short economic attention spans said,
I will buy a $15,000 gas generator to solve this energy conundrum.
When it ran out of gas the Electric Fairy laughed ha, ha, ha. Now you see it, now you don't.
Metta.
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